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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
a GENERAL STRIKE.
Lsborers on the Duluth. South shore and
Atlantic Walk Out

st-e1t,tt - f-t f--t-HAs- AthN-s.
MARQU ErTE, March l0.-As foreshaiowed
yesterday, rum0rs Of great strike among
the laborers on the last division of the
Duluth. South shore and Atlantic Railway
proves all too true At noon yesterday all
the workuen on the Sault branch struck,
demanding an advance from si.40 to 500.
As soon as heard Of by the laborers on the
middle division, they went out also, strik-
ing from sympathy b1t making no de-
mands. The total number OF men out Is
about five hundred. The superintendent
OF construction and Chief Engineer. inter
viewed tonight, state that the strike will be
very embarrassing. They have contracted
10 turn over the road completed July Isl
and every day IS precious, The leaders Of
the strike we're immeI eIiatelv discharged but
refused 10 leavs the scene and blood runs
high II 3 feared that the leaders will in
cite a riot The Company dare not make
any concessions through fear that such a
precedent would cause a general strike Of
all the laborers The strikers made 10 de-
mands before striSing. The situation is
very grave and great trouhle and damage 5
possible. The Company has issued Orders
20 arrest sll leaders who show the leasl in
diCatiOn to destroy properly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

LoNDos. March lo--rhe Duks Of West
Minister and the Duke Of Argyle have with
drawn from the honorary coaHcil OF the
forthcoming American exhibition in Ion.
don They give a. reasons their displeasure
&, the manner in y hich their names were
mentioned ia petition 10 the Prince ~
Wales, aud The falt. az they silege. that tbey
have learned that the exhibition is purely
private speculation. The petition referred.
which the managers OF the enterprise az.
circulating for signatures. Il couehed Ia
terms of hattery. 10 assures the Prince
that the Americans hold him IA his esteem
and hombiy begs him 10 grsciously be
pleased 10 sccept The honorary presidency
OF the council OF the exhibition which they
declare will be a living proof that The
Americans desire u aid Ia celebrating the
Queen : Jubilee. The Prince Of Wales re
fusal to grant the request Is regarded ~ a
ioreg0Be conclusion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11


ssss
ColUAsVs. O.. March le-Nrs lac,
rArsoas wss AFusAsaod bsia1s lhs Asser -
faar oA.ock this silsFnasa. fhe ostFt Fs''s1
wss ersWded Il ssHo0-rAan sDa haadfsds
ss0aa IL the strees sanSbis - ssi inslsls ts''
bailalng gAe aosu were Aaalls locked a.
: 1nsaser 81 safety. Two lsosi sssornss'
appealed lof Mrs rsrsons- The c~se ~s'
called immediately ssa tAe Mayer Ps.oae
IA annonnosd shaf ti4s aeloaasns we0la lss
committed aud plAoed enasf 49, Deess'
sWsfheas LsArng7 ASKED one 81 aFs
psrsoas attorneys Without . hearing
sAsa Tie Mayer. An Parsons Ma tiaet
taken a. al on Tie toiioeiuf mitlains
STATE d Ohlo. frAnkiin oounlg To ua'
keeper II the i1il VI tie county Aforesaid
greeting
WHESEAs, Lucy Parsons. this day N Ia
county aforesaid. "a the presence 81 nt
hsyoT Of tie city 81 Columbus, aia NniAN
luliy and publicly coutend assiiAsi oist
William White with hot and hnE
words % tie disturbances of th'
peaos and LAS beea required 4
me 20 give bail la the san o. $50 Tor hei
appearance before the oouri of common
pless forth With which requisition she has
isAe1 70 p~'1is 49, 80 -
maine Of The State 81 Ohio.
command yoa 10 receive tie said LACY fsf
sons into your custody in the jail there u
remain until she Is discharged by dus
course Of lsw. Given under my hand aud
Sesi this e1h dsy of NsrCu, iss5 ofss 9
Wslcusl. Mayor Of the city OF Columbus
Ihs next regular grand jury does no'
meet until about the middle of April, Oui
az effort viii be made by hes attorneys q
secure hef release on hAbsas corpus prooesd
fnw@
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

WAsHIx0roN. March f0.-The select SEN
ate committee to inquire into the methods
Of doing business in the executive depart
ments. and into the causes of alleged delays
held its first meeting in the room oi ihs
senate Committee on App ropriati0us today.
senator Cockrell. as selectman. WAS author
led as q sub committee 10 collect infOrnia-
ton IN regard TO the methods in use N the
departments the necessity for Increased
clerical force IA some Of the bureaus. etC.,
sid have It resdy 10 submit 20 the commit
tee At meeting 70 ne held about the drst Of
June SIR Cookreli viii visit the depart
mems ia person. and with q clerk sne a
stsnosrspher which he Is authorized TO en-
pl0y. wil collect Information On such
points a. come within the jurisdiction o'
tht, t.t,ramlttpp
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

estes sf.sssss--f1t.a
NsRornfrE. March l9-Ths n
Fs.asgi fonlo-row. vii c1ntsin a cal apon
Inixs g0snt e. sand for another tsrm.
he "a embraces toe entire bar % The dis
t-i,f sa6 80 Ealing psaflcians. regard iees
81 fsftF Judge Granfs feservs3 = yll ar
~ ~ ress1a az h5s bold saai taken
against Zoe d1ss ~ infsmr n pper u cai-
csa So 81 Ase1us a nlskes hlm the aaaoi-
nises ebosoe ~ - So as.8iuz e'asses- No
rneer s.nns wli BE- held 81 18aaioste eaa.
Istes aea net him
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Malignant olrh.Ie-is.

FfrF LtEE. March - -Thres children
o. Mrs Isryis. aged respectively s. and i3.
hsgs died within the las; three days of
whAi the physicians Of X ALASKA call severe
malignant dipblheris. AID = fourth one j.
n1t expected to live The family live about
twenty miles from here near Rsitzs camp.
aul it IS SID thai fne boase All surround
inxs ars the very bssf = diphthsria breeders
The 6rst casA tied While on the road -
Kslksska to zee doctor before It vas
known what tie disease wss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

GEorcEsrER. Mass March l0.--A meeting
Of persons intsrssiej ia and representing
the shing industry vas held here TO-DAY to
take sction in regard to TIE EstsiiisforT
hiii oasSet nY Congress. Many expressed
the opinion thai the hill should be paf IN
force Immediately. President Steele Of the
Fishery Union. thought the Government
should lose 10 time in the matter. "a ves-
seis from the British Provinces are liable 20
arrive AZ snv time AMI b accorded aii the
nriviiei zss thar our vessels have. Whils oar
fishermen are iebarred from tie same ia
Causi a. ports Much interest on the sub
iect - manifested among fishermen
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Sax FR.scfsco. March io.--The cashier OF
the Nevada Bank denies thai that institu-
ton is interested in the Chicago whest deal
Mr. Dresbach. president oi the Produce kx-
change says San Frsncisc) operators have
been buying wheat in Chicago simply be-
cause thev thought the prics was low lie
thinks the stock Of whszf here j. abnormal
" small. and he also hss fears Tor the com
inE crop on account II JACK of late Sprug
rains Wheat fell OF Two cents today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

TosnoS. wsrch ie-in The House 81
Comnsoae today SIR James Ferguson.
q tudsr Secretary for Foreign Afsirs reply
inx 90 question. stafet that tbs rsi way
hainr roustr1ess3 bv F1<sia from fhe
eastern shore ef the Caspian Ses bad raw
been corlple'ef q Char8iui. On the Ozns
Riser. ss1oisf ca fai es from Rlxhsra. anA
100 miles northeast ~ Merv The govern
merit hsd ra ressnn 81 ae|iaro thst Rues a.
lranrs wrrs being nls.ss-l ! fn ihaf ~ n-L-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

WssmIysroS, March i0.-The vslue Of
as ga - against flf. Ni, ,5si in February.
1850 F0r THE six mOaths end Rg FearasrF
- t-S7 The value - cotton exports
Amounted % si5s 3II.1s8 eeainsf sfff az7.-
2H. darng the SIX moa hs ending FEB
r1sTy -. 1856 Mineral o. exports for
Feorusrv lass amounted to 3. 80. isZ azains;
$ 80 81 Ln IeLraarr. Ieel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

SKw York. March l0.-The following is
the translation Of csblegram in Latin re-
ceived today by Archbishop Corrigan from
Cardinal Simeoni. Perfect Of te Propaganda.
"The true origin Of the benedctiOn given
hv the Pope to the Alumurus and the faith
ful parrish is this The Pope on the occs-
sion Of bis creation and coronation received
inzumersble teiegrams and a response was
given according 10 custom 10 them all only
in po.iteness aud compliment. Simeoni.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

LoEDoS. March l0.--ln The Bouse Of Com
mons this evening Lord George Hamilton,
Flrst Lord Of the Admiralty replying % a
question. stated that the 0overnmen did
not deem il desirsble in the public interest
10 reveal the person who obtained informa-
ton through the drauehtsman, Ferry, con-
cerning British naval designs. nor the exact
nature OF the information 30 procured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
IMPOSING ODSEOUIES
Over the Remains OF the Great
Plymouth Pastor.
SERVICES At TIE HOUSE YESTERDAY.
The Cr&a1 Demonstration 10 Occor
ToaaY - The Dead ftosorea %
Churches. Scbooss Clubs and
Societies of All kinos

NEs YoaE. March lV.-lo spite e the
rain tbe streets ia the Vicinity of Rev.
Henry Ward Bescaers house were crowded
With people ihis morning Al O'Clock
Police Captain Campbell snd squad
of twenty police toeE Dp their station IA
irons o. ths house. 4 large number u
floral embiens were received before tie
private services commenced Two wresths
oi whits roses, lilies q the valley and saii-
lax were received BY Mrs Col. BeecleT
early ia the morning. These bore cands Of
Ellen Terry and Henry Irving Mrs. ;. y.
White sent a pillow 81 white rOses. The
coffin rested In the center Of the front par
Tor and MAS surrounded with bank Of
fragrant noNefs. A sweet perfume
pervaded tie air. aud on al sides could
oe seeG n0ral emolcms from friends and
admirers ~ the dead divine. The re
mains were dressed IN q suit OF black
brosdcl 1gh. With frock coat buit0Oed up.
and the fIgnt hand laid aero the heart
The features were natural. and there
was q smile uD0n tie lace.
the long gray hair WAS brushed back over
the ears the same s. Beecher wore 4 while
alive Early ia the morning, before
service, MrS. Beecher went into The par
lOr and stood by the coffin FOR some time.
She bent over the remains and after i'm
printing a kiss upon The cold lips was led
into a back room. Only members Of the
family aud a few intimate friends eere pres
eat duriLg the services q the house. The
family were seated in the back parlor None
of them we're dressed in black Mrs.
Beecher sat near the remains during the
reading OF the service and by Der side were
her sons and daughters and members 81
ther families. She bore up wonderfully
| during the whole Of the ceremony, and was
quite % IN.
AT 9.30 Rev. Chas. II. Hall, Of the Church
Of the Holy Trinity, entered The house.
After n short conversation with J. Pond be
entered the front pari0r ana commenced 10
read The burial service from the ritual OF
the Episcopal church. The Quartette sang
Jesus Lover o. My Soul" "Begone Sigh
ing and Weeping and Come Holy Spirit.
While the services were ia progress N the
house. .c0mpanyG. known as Plymouth COM
pany." 0f the Thirteenth regiment. Was
drawn up in front OF the house on Hicks
ST. Thev were dressed in regulation uni
| form. Under the escort of the Thirteenth
regiment the body Was then taken 70
| Plymouth church. where the face wa un-
covered and The regiment passed on either
! side Of the casket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
a Gnxernmnntal am

txtl1slHt 70 ftt Ttltl'tNl lFtftte.
MARQUETTE, March I0.-Nevs was ra-
ceived here to day from Supervising
Architect Bell that the plans for the new
Government Blilding 10 be erected here al
3 cost OF 10000 win be ready in few
days. that bids viii be called for and the
building speedily erected
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

sanr - Necssla asa Nes-ss9 eezssAFs
lolfere4 Aer1 yrstff.fsx >es&a - So etf
ssek4'ss see iEsslFScs1 ~ to< hes r
4. u-as ~ a. eat - leF tais. ttae
beadses ssleSs ~=se lsksl yes.rf1ss seea
fte convention 81 &, .rflss Vsa thls olssEn ae
ut.e1 tie Hoa soa1 - n.eF 81 l>ls tsaxsas
~8s useaiEs,~a - tas oae h4rate4 as
forty arsi ballot
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

81 Losfs Ne Narcs ia.-A sreoisl
frffa lnsisreaisncs. No. says. Jshn usrri-
son and Wfiiia1 Hsf'rs were killed. cn tas
~ ssosfri = sei6c rsilread trseS ~ fhsf giace
f.ttsr rhev were nuiidiae a frrfs aio1r
tae ifsrk ard stepvess ouf - fse va - a
ffsirst trasn On 80 tie her frark snt in
s~out rf an ar~7ru rso.3sto0 frsio. wr n
san over and kilies ihrfa BIRTH Their hod,es
we're norrfhiv msoziel
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Al neatIl.s Donr.


GRAND HAVEN, March 10.-L p Sanford.
who swallowed nine grains Of laudanum
while suffering from an attack Of melan-
cho.is, is still lying in a comatose state
opening his eyes when spoken 10. but
showing no further signs of animation.
The doctors say the chances are ali against;
his rpCOFerN
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Nfw Y0RK. March Io-Tse sfezmsr
Denmark which arrived soiav rrV.orts fhat
The steamer Istelv sigh,ei at ssa 5isplaviuz
three hack balls ss signal fbaf sae wss
not under c9ntroi. aaIfb inff ibis port
Msrrh frr liverpool hs > e3onis de-
e5oef assistance and i is s1 io<sa bat
sas rad merely 80 erei Ter uoF6rT Gissr-
7anze1fenf - hsf sfef fsnz gear
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

wurfvsrev. Msreh ~ cs1rn ssiss'o-ssr
Coinsu af tls Sefart1ent . scrieaiters
bss appointed Pr9f : q o5srs. ustiste'sn
~ ne Department. ~ 8ElC sI 5flersfs fr77a
tae 1itess states 20 ~ .ffe-nzts5ss 81 sts1is-
teal freflats ahfA 3 - meet - Rers
nert Ap7il Thfs esnerrss ~ er1i1ent STE
tsti-s1s insiIsies e7ig thfes ~ faaf aasef5-
cant besides Nr nsSte
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
GenuiDe Bricks.

tArlNlitt - Nst 1s-t-RNs-e-tt-s
LANsING. March l0.-Ene Michigan Brick,
Tile and Drainage Association closed their
session by the election of the following Off
GERS. President, Robert Barker OF Lansing;
Vice President. DR.. Il. c. Carpenter. Agri-
cultural College: Secretary, AR. Williams.
Bay City; Treasurer. VIM. 5 QGan,re Pot
terville. The next annual meeting will be
held in Lansing on the second Tuesday IN
March, less
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Paris Green for Cramps.

s1tts..,z 80 7se 7t@tLatv-vtsNsa-
LANSING. March l0-Mrs. Luke Fox. wife
of street laborer, died at $50 this morning
from the effects OF dose Of Paris green,
which she took by mistake FOR ginger 70 re
lieve her of cramps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
Accent. ia. challsnge

MEMPHIS. March l0.--John ID. Norrisey,
the owner Of the race horse Montana Re.
gent. said todsy that he would accept Lucky
Baldwins terms tor race between NolaDte
and Montana Regent. although the specula-
tions were unfavorable 10 bis horse
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

t&..lssss 20 7st vtltst,V-~ts,Na-
NEwAYGo. Marsh IO.-Emer Hammer. 8
young man of Is years. while unloading
logs this morning was thrown by the binder
thirty feet high, lighting in front Of large
log which passed over his body. He was
removed to a house near by. He cannot
recover
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Atssaf. y. 81. MaveA 39-sensfs Srls-
ws gave cat the foiowin9 1ssssr fslis
rnornez E1ecaflrs fsssnber EsTtb 81
~ Tsssr 81 Governor Ha desires re -
skr-ass his are-s, ss5e- - ths invitation -
yo.4r consns5tsss sFsosated . s..e1s tas
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

vfrSss Ms~a i8-s Asst-5sr srt5eess
fexif0z - so faek 81 Eo usnzs ~ho
ars Fate - ~ ssrf 5- 81 re Aesfeiaa
reserves bsvs aeea s8ar.n-ssf - r@feFa -
thesr rs<F-cslvs fa.l.sary departments
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

w. ssrbz. Msrch fe FIRST Comrsrrl-
lsr flrrssns has aeel3ei fhss she .acr~a.si
sqarsonsasn rssse ~ she issf Corxssss f-r
arDs asf - mfre aess nsi <o into esfect
aasH iaig 1. proximo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

f-s r.-Etss
kknsssF.a March i8-Cea " White
Afef n fesrs del issf nixht fro.a srs-
n.sxg. he had essa ia p11r heaifb fsr
soase tne
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

wnsrs Cfaee Bsr-b 30 The Hepa aficsn
iassessl ecnxenton fF The AVA 0issr.et.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Mr.. Sullivan took dinner Tuesday At the
Eagle Hotel, and was att the Be.kasp Wagon
and Sleigh factory Oh the West Side in the
afternoon. Since that time he has not
been seen or heard Of The village money
was drawn ont OF the Fourth National
Bank in January. the books showing a
balance of but - cents to Mr..
Sullivans credit. Or. Reed. the Village
President. and A. q. Rundells. of Newaygo.
Deputy Sheriff arrived here yesterday after
noon and last night in company with De-
tective Cast visited all the Gens of inismy
and haunts OF vice, but found no trace of
the missing man
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11

Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
worth Of Boots. Shoes and Rub
bers for Gentlemen, Ladies and
Children must DC disposed OF 60
once. The stock IS complete m
every respect. You will ind all
sizes and all widths. We have
no shoddy goods or Sidewalk
trash 10 palm of. but every pair
is WARRANTED 20 be sold.
honestly made and perfect IN
every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-11
ToMN TReAsyaea hIssINa.


ID -. s.slltsan ssps,4asa - Have Hes
Fsalls Ds.lt Wflh a. Gr<nd hsPaas.
WslEs clecD March io.-1be Pe0gle of
our usually 4uiss little village are very
mach excited over the mysterious disSp-
pa 4ncs 81 u. q. Saliivsn. tie village tssek-
sBiih. Tor shout hns<n years resident
hers aud Tor The past tso ye4rs Iown
Treasurer. The village has soc-nt.y pat IA
a De~ system of water WORKS, 81 which
FAIRBANKS, Morse & Co. Of Cbicsso.
furnished the machiuefy. Yesterday
the Village Board gave TIE water works q
tflzi AMI audlBg tie same satisfactory gave
The Chicago trm a. order iof some 81, 300
and On presentation thereof ~ ihe Treas
0rer place OF busincss Wa Informed that
Mr.. Sullivan had gone q tranI Rapids for
the money which ~ss o. deposit there and
Souid return on tie next rain.
knowing that the order would he allowed
by .0e Trustees aud, that d must be paid,
Mr. Sullivan took the train Tuesday mora
ing for Grand Rapids. taking with him 500
Of town money lie said that he lad on
deposit Al the Fourth National Bank Ia
that city about 81 400 lie was 70 return
home IN tile afternoon, but has not yet
resched here. Ar Suihgan bears a good
reputation, l. strictly temperate and 5 hard
worker tie IA not supposed 80 be short IN
his accounts. bat it Is feAred rather
that he has been fOully dealt with. salli-
van mas sn Invalid wife and three sons. who
say that they know OF no reason for Ais de-
parture. aud are 10th 10 believe that he be
irayed the yiiage trust lie Is amply
bonded, his bondsmen being Nessrs.
Weld, OF Grand Haven. and Dosd. Of
Newaygo. President Reed goes 70 Grand
Rapids tonight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-16

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I6.-Ths United
States Mint mere today secured ooun-
terfeit " 50 Roid piece Of 1852. for
which is has been 10 quasi for year for
the purpose af eompletinR lis oabinet.
Il vas presented TO Superintendent Fox
BY L. II. Taylor a Co, bankers, Who cot
it in Q $1,000 los from the sab treasury
yesterday. This amount Of gold was
forwarded 70 New York IN the after
noon. This one Piece vas returned ibis
morning as q counterfeit. AZ the Phil.
adelphia Bank u was pronounced gen-
uine and an acid test at The aub treasury
subsequently, failed 10 show d anything
bat good. AZ the Mint. however, the a.
saysF declared it counferfeit, and one
Of the most dangerous, bogus gold coins
ever made. rs contains only twenty
seven cents worth Of gold" be said,
yet its weight IL as the real article 20 g
hair. Its sire is exactly the same, save
that the genuine coin 10 eiightly thinneI
st The middle than the ceunteFfeit, and
ll has che true ring Of the pure metal
We have been looking for An exAmpis
Of this oounteFfeit for ten or nftesu
years - place In our cabinet here.
readily recognized is By the had upon
tt. That style Of the head Of Liberty
vas net printed upon two and a-hall
pieces Of l652.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-16

Morley declared his emphaiic oupositian
- Ch1mbeFlAin,s prnposals ard MD il
uenid Be impossible % obtain tha g
sena Of TIE Panellfess ox TIE bnlk a. the
dladsiunian Liberals 10 the schnme.
wnioh had already been reissted by
Gladstone.
searchlnE snspecaod meases
LoEDsN, Eeb. 1k-The Paris naxspa-
pers report many DISGUSTING incidents
on the Gefman frunkief. "a yusfses
learns from Nsufshaael that noi 4 einals
soldier is allowed q leave of ahsenea fur
even half an hour on any pretensa, the
commander having learned ehaa Ger
many y seeking . pFstsxt for some petty
quarrel.
A Journal In Alsacs reports that The
Leipsio Court issued 9 warrant 10 ssarch
tha house Of Herr SehDufz OF Strssbura
and Secretary Herr Kahles Of the Rlec-
tioa Commission. The latisr being sas-
peoied OF being 9 member 0f the De
kouled League. aad that the police ran
sacked the houses hnt found nothing Of
an incendiary natara. Tue houses OF
numersu sus bankers and others thruaQh-
oaf the provinces are reported % haya
been sesrched for aimilar reasons.
Defending she Pspe.
RolEs Feb. I5.-The Monfteir dis-
credits the idea that the Pope d 70
msnting on the European iisourd, hop
tag thereby 10 obtain the restoration Of
ths temporal power Of she Church, bat
declared that the Pope ID justified IN e.
curing the friendship Of the powerful
empires In order eventually 10 submis
the position Of Papass TO Q vote Of The
powers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-16

DETRoET, Feb. fs.-This aftsrnoon Ia
Hoffnef's furnitare store, corner Of
Michigan and Jnnstion avenues, while
the children Of the propFistoF we're
playing about the stovs. II vas upset and
can Of beuxine exploded, throwing
the burning hnid over the children and
burning them horribly. TheiF father
vas badly bnrned. The expsoaion at
traeted attention, Rnd IN q few minutes
the door vas opened and the sad siQhl
revealed. Lying on the n00r we're tie
bodies Of The three small children With
flames blazing all over them. Thay
usFs carried 70 the sidewalk oufsids and
are still alive thoaRh sufeFing terribly.
They cannot recover. Tbe father, Ed
w&rd H0anef. u IN critical condition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-16

WAaHEH0roN. Feb. Ik-One of the
questions eonsideFed 81 today's Cabinea
meetina was II regard = TIE FeImbarss-
1sns Of tbs Chiness residents Of Wash-
ineton TsFFif0Fy for loses sustained
daring tbs riots IN fhst TsErii0Fy lnst
zprinR. Ii was deeided 10 refer TIE
claims. amountlne - &fl67, 20 Con-
erssa. with rsoo@msndafton for fhsir
paTnent.
q cail Ter nea6s WIN be Issaed.
Ifs sxpsstsd thsi . eaIi for go. .o00. .O00
uf three per osn1 beads vii be iss1ed
naxt wesk &nd ihat ths sufiEs ihr1e per
eans loan, Of whioh thsFs h nov abouf
$4,000 900 culsaandinR, viii 10 enfirssy
sxiingniahsd before ne La 81 1uiy.
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